How does Spray Water Alkalinity affect the Efficacy of Commonly used Plant Growth Regulators?

November 7, 2017 - Kellie Walters and Roberto Lopez<rglopez@msu.edu>

Did you know that the pH of the spray solution and air temperature at application can influence the efficacy of some PGRs? We will show you how to save time and money, by monitoring and adjusting two often overlooked factors that can influence PGR efficacy. 

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